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Dusty Somers

Dusty Somers

Arts Critic and Reporter at The Seattle Times

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Recent Articles

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‘Suffs’ crackles with energy at 5th Avenue Theatre

The American history musical can be a lumpy creation, so packed with factual detail that any narrative momentum grinds to a halt. That’s not the case with “Suffs.”
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A Kent theatrical gem's latest production is enormously entertaining

Theatre Battery's latest production is suffused both with small moments of ramshackle razzle-dazzle and truly dazzling musical heights.
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‘Succession’ writer’s play brings a whirlwind romance to ArtsWest

"The Effect," helmed by "Succession" writer and executive producer Lucy Prebble, leaves behind plenty to ponder.
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Review: Village Theatre’s ‘The Color Purple’ is a tender force

In Village’s staging, director Timothy McCuen Piggee maintains an emotional legibility that ensures the show builds to the catharsis its characters deserve.
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This new Seattle show might make you break up with social media

This is the first edition of a new performance series from The Feast and coincides with the theater company deleting its Meta social media accounts.
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Village Theatre’s ‘Dial M for Murder’ offers suspenseful thrills

Village Theatre's production of one of the season's Top 10 most-produced plays is as intricately plotted of a thriller as you'll find.
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Seattle writer's 'Gold' is culmination of a decade in fringe theater

"Gold" may seem like a departure from Marcus Gorman's previous genre-focused works, but for the local playwright, it's his most personal work yet.
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Taproot Theatre offers Seattle new, comfortingly familiar holiday show

"Happy Christmas, Jeeves," which runs through Dec. 31, offers a holiday feast of antics, writes our reviewer.
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‘The Park’ offers cosmic view of time-transcending relationships

The world premiere of Lisa Every and Jenn Ruzumna's play is on stage at Seattle Public Theater through Nov. 3.
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This Seattle theater company used AI to help create its play. How d...

In "The Adding Machine: A Cyborg Morality Play," Seattle theater company The Feast incorporates generative AI elements into Elmer Rice's 1923 fable.
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This Seattle theater company plans to use AI in its play

Local theater company The Feast is incorporating generative AI into its upcoming production, "The Adding Machine: A Cyborg Morality Play."